A cardiologist explains how resilience can help patients lead healthier lives.

Resilience might seem like a buzzword that people toss around without much thought, but in our line of work, it’s as real and vital as the air tank that’s on our back. In common terms, resilience is ...

Results from the Warfighter Brain Fitness Study, which was published in the journal Military Medicine, show that the ...

A new analysis of soldiers attempting to join the U.S. Army Special Forces suggests that specific genetic variations play a ...

Think of the workplace as a symphony, where every individual note serves its purpose, and they all combine to produce a singular yet collective work of art. Leaders have to orchestrate harmonious ...

Twenty years ago, I partnered with Angela Duckworth to study whether grit — the passionate pursuit of long-term goals — is linked to West Point cadet candidates’ success in completing Cadet Basic ...

This post was co-authored by Dr. Laurie Keefer. Patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), which includes Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, can experience anxiety, depression, and other ...

In the medical field, the term “resilience” routinely makes the rounds. Psychologists define it as the process of successfully adapting to adversity and emerging even stronger than before. When ...

Richard Barton, who retired from the U.S Army in 2012, holds a doctorate in clinical social work, has served as a U.S. Army brigade behavioral health officer, and as chief of social work services ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of modern business, the need for resilient leadership has become not just important but integral to the success and sustainability of organizations. Leaders who can ...

Close-up of burnt matches in order from largest to smallest, with the last one in the shape of a person symbolizing burnout. Let’s be honest: telling employees to “be more resilient” and to, “just ...